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##
## Function: replace.list()
## Author : Jonathan Wand, http://wand.stanford.edu
## Created : 2002-10-01
##
## Function to replace selected items in lists (or lists of lists)
## with contents of another list. Note: this function is recursive.
##
## INPUT:
## old = original list
## new = contains only stuff that you want to have inserted/replaced
## into 'old' list
## OUTPUT:
## old list in updated form
##
## MODIFIED
## 2008-05-01 : JW
## - added is.list(tmp.new) to recursive case
## this ensures that the structure of the new list dominates
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replace.list <- function( old,new ) {
for (n.new in names(new)) {
tmp.old <- eval(parse(text=paste("old$",n.new,sep="")))
tmp.new <- eval(parse(text=paste("new$",n.new,sep="")))
if (is.list(tmp.old) && is.list(tmp.new) ) {
tmp.new <- replace.list(tmp.old,tmp.new)
}
eval(parse(text=paste("old$",n.new,"<- tmp.new",sep="")))
}
return( old )
}
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